ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 20, 2018
Making the City of Tangerang South, Halal Culinary Tourist City
Sonny Indrajaya, Margono Setiawan, Nur Khusniyah Indrawati, Mugiono
Page no 107-113 |
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Halal culinary tourism is part of tourism. Tourism in recent years has
become a very competitive market. One important component of tourism resources is
the destination. The most competitive tourist destinations are the most effective in
creating sustainable prosperity for the communities around them. Tourism is a
strategic industry and has become a great and big industry, tourism contributes great
foreign exchange for tourism regime countries. Tourism can provide jobs, income and
quality of society, then the community is also increasingly love the culture of the
nation, the community will also maintain the environment. Currently Halal tourism
which is a new tourist destination. The index covers 130 countries to serve as a
benchmark destination in the Muslim Tourist Market. The Global Muslim Travel
Index (GMTI) of 2017 creates an index score for each country that is the destination of
Islamic travel visits for the member countries of the Organization of Islamic
Cooperation (OIC). Indonesia has a 67.5 index score ranked sixth after Qatar, Saudi
Arabia, UAE / UAE, Turkey and Malaysia. The Ministry of Tourism of Indonesian
Republic (Kemenpar) has so far developed and promoted services business in the field
of hotels, restaurants, travel agencies and spas in 12 sharia tourist destinations. The
development is carried out in several cities, namely Aceh, West Sumatra, Riau,
Lampung, Banten, Jakarta, West Java, Central Java, Yogyakarta, East Java, NTB and
South Sulawesi. Banten Province is in position no 5 for the development of Islamic
tourism destinations. Tangerang Selatan is one of the cities in Banten province, has
high economic growth with high purchasing power and is a self-contained and modern
city with complete facilities (BPS Tangerang Selatan 2015). Currently the city of
South Tangerang is well known as a culinary tourism city, all of this is a potential
owned by the southern city of Tangerang and can attract research as a new city of halal
culinary tourism, but to become a new city of halal culinary tourism there are still
some problems based on pre survey. The problems in South Tangerang City are
interesting to be used as research.
Advertising in social networks not only involves the user, but also makes it
part in planned advertising, .i.e. divided user becomes the most effective advertising
tool. Social networking provides the user with a unique opportunity to instantly find
the company's site and learn more about its services. If the customer wants to contact
you, he needs to write a personal message, Vol. y.? For example, the buyer does not
need to search your contact page and call the administration - of the proposed goods,
since he may show his interest directly, leave your? social network account. Social
networks - networks, where at one time can be achieved by far the highest number of
consumers and the advertising or information can be provided highly targeted. This
advertising will significantly increase your potential customers at minimal cost. Social
Network - an interactive website, which brings together a common interest of its
members with the group, and with a specific content and virtually interact with each
other by using automated site-specific measures. The article analyzes the advertising
in social networks, the article measurable advertising on Facebook, and Google+
opportunities.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 20, 2018
Performance Analysis of selected Saudi Equity Mutual Fund Schemes in Banking and Nonbanking Companies Listed on Tadawul Stock Exchange
Zertaj Fatima, Dr. Mohd. Akbar Ali Khan
Page no 120-126 |
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Mutual Fund investments nowadays are the most preferred investment
option. Mutual Fund companies in Saudi financial market are the top profitable
companies. Investors usually prefer banking financial institutions while investing their
savings, since they feel banking financial institutions are more secure and risk-free
than their counterpart nonbanking financial institutions. The purpose of this research is
to change the customer preferences towards banking and nonbanking institutions
which are offering mutual funds in Saudi financial market. The aim of this study is to
compare the performance of Saudi equity mutual funds in banking and nonbanking
companies listed on Tadawul stock exchange. The sample companies were chosen for
this study consist of four banks and four nonbanking finance companies which are
listed as mutual fund companies in Tadawul stock exchange. Standard Deviation, Beta
and Sharpe performance measure has been applied in order to measure the
performance of Saudi Equity Mutual fund finally one way ANOVA statistical tool is
applied to compare the performance of banking and nonbanking companies.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 18, 2018
The Effectiveness of Standard Competency of Account Representative in Tax Service Office of Pratama Palembang
Hardiyansyah, Rabin Ibnu Zainal, Rice Wandansari Amir
Page no 127-136 |
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The purpose of this study is to find out the implementation of Account
Representative (AR) standard competency in Tax Service Office (TSO) of Pratama
Palembang. In 2015-2016, the realization of tax revenue in TSO of Pratama
Palembang did not reach the target of the national acceptance. Not reaching this target,
directly and indirectly related to the role of AR in the implementation of its role as tax
service representative. Using qualitative research method with primary data sources in
the form of interviews and field observations and secondary data derived from various
documents, it was found conclusion that the TSO of Pratama Palembang SeberangUlu
had applied AR standards competency in accordance with applicable provisions.
However, not in accordance with the achievement of tax revenue target. Each of AR
Competence in completing the work was still different, depending on knowledge, skill
and attitude.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 28, 2018
A Green Framework for the Sustainable Management of Historical Heritage Monuments in Cameroon: Case Study of the Bismarck Fountain Monument in the Buea Municipality, South West Region
Clarkson Mvo Wanie
Page no 137-150 |
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Historical heritage holds outstanding values for humanity and so their
sustainable management is paramount. Heritage management is requisite in ensuring
the continuous survival of heritage sites for education, scientific research, and
archeological discovery and leisure purposes. It helps maintain human societies and
uphold enormous opportunities especially for tourism and socio-economic
development. Today for instance, the heritage industry has become a dominant niche
of the global tourism industry especially in the developing countries of Africa, Latin
America and Asia. Yet, there is poor, absence of an up-to-date, proactive and
sustainable management framework for the conservation and preservation of historical
heritage monuments in Cameroon. The main objective of this study was to critically
examine the management of historical heritage monuments in Cameroon and frame a
green framework for their sustainable management. The study adopted a qualitative
research design, case study approach and semi-structured interviews with experts in
the collection of primary data blended with secondary materials from published
sources including textbooks, scientific journal articles, reports, conference
presentations and internet websites.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 28, 2018
The Influence of Career Path and Organizational Culture on Employee Performance (Case Study at PT Tri Daya Selaras)
Hasan Nuryadi, Muhammad Rizal, Hapzi Ali
Page no 151-157 |
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This study to determine the effect of career path and organizational culture
on employee performance. The object of this research is employees of PT.Tri Daya
Selaras This research was conducted on 58 respondents by using descriptive approach
quantitative. Therefore, the data analysis used is the analysis in the form of multiple
linear regression tests. The results of this study indicate that partially and
simultaneously, career path variables and organizational culture affect the performance
of employees of PT Tri Daya Selaras. This is evidenced from the results of partial test
(t test) and the accuracy of the model also shows the significant value of two
independent variables that support the hypothesis.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 28, 2018
The Effect of Transformational Leadership and Work Environment to Employee’s Performance
Didin Hikmah Perkasa, Neneng Saidah, Hapzi Ali
Page no 158-164 |
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This study aims to determine the effect of transformational leadership and
work environment on Employee’s performance. The object of this study was
employees of PT Pegadaian branches Meruya West Jakarta. The population in this
study was 40 employees. The results of this research used saturated sampling
technique. Data collecting used questionnaires and subsequent, then data analyzed
using multiple linear regressions. Data processing for statistical tests performed with
SPSS 21. The results showed that both independent variables of transformational
leadership and significant positive effect on Employee’s performance, while for the
working environment variable was not significant or positive effect on Employee’s
performance.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 28, 2018
An Appraisal of Leadership Styles in the Public Sector in Nigeria and Its Effect on Productivity
Victor Biodun, Hassan Barau, Mohammed Nasir Ambursa, Sotade Gabriel Akinwale, Baba Aliyu Umar, OgbuUchechukwu Jeremiah, Dalyop Alice Kachollom
Page no 165-171 |
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This paper centres on the appraisal of leadership styles in the public sector
and its effect on productivity. The objective is to evaluate the leadership style
practiced in the public sector and to ascertain whether or not it has significant role in
the degree of efficiency or inefficiency in the sector. A study was conducted into the
books of notable authors written on leadership and management and selected ideas are
compiled in this paper report. Data used for analysis were collected through
questionnaires and interview conducted. Analysis revealed that there is no one specific
leadership style that is best for all situations and that the public sector is inefficient
resulting in poor productivity. Finally, having discovered that leadership is an
indispensable tool in any organization, the paper report therefore ended with
recommendations pointing to the fact that leadership should employ any available
leadership style that will be appropriate at any given instance and also motivate their
subordinates in order to fulfill the goals of their organization.
REVIEW ARTICLE | Feb. 28, 2018
Concept of Islamic Credit Card Based on Malaysia
Mohi Uddin, M M Ismail Hossin, AHM Yeaseen Chowdhury, Mohd Aminul Islam
Page no 172-176 |
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The intention of this study is to consider the possibility of credit card usage
intention with Islamic banks‟ customers. Concept of Islamic credit card was express in
edict to greet out whether these are persuading the Islamic credit card usage intention
otherwise not. It means a conceptual form toward design the features essential the
Islamic credit card usage intention. The significance descriptions to “concept on
Islamic credit card” are widely moving the Islamic credit card usage intention as well
as terminate that to have no consequence on the Islamic credit card usage intention.
Although it gives the hold up for prospect researches in the outlook of Islamic credit
card and it favor the advantage to the academic awareness over detaching in a superior
way tumble on affecting Islamic credit card usage intention. This particular
significance is toward bank executives; given them through an enhanced conception
pertaining to the Malaysian bank customers‟ usage intentions for Islamic credit cards
also helps them toward better plan for Islamic credit card services, in edict to bring for
the financial requirements of Malaysia bank customers. The attaining a additional
weighty point of view of Malaysia bank customers‟ is usage intentions for Islamic
credit cards as well as determine the accurately decide the use of Islamic credit cards
throughout develops the literature on Islamic credit cards.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 28, 2018
Impact of Written Examination Instead Of Interview on the Non-Teaching Cadres in the Central Universities in India
Rabi Kumar
Page no 177-185 |
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The purpose and objectives of this research paper was to evaluate the
written test and interview exam pattern in the process of recruitment for the nonteaching position for Group B (Non-Gazetted), C and erstwhile Group D in the central
and state government university/organization and also to check the impact of
Implementation of written examination instead of Interview on the Non-teaching cadre
in the Central Universities in India. In the above research paper we have conducted
the primary research through the collection of primary data by constructing the
structured questionnaire for various government employees, private employee, selfemployed, un-employed person including the students in the central and state
university especially from the Banaras Hindu University. This paper will help the nonteaching staff and recruitment staff, Recruitment Rule maker who are in the process of
recruitment of various post for Group B (Non-Gazetted), C and erstwhile Group D in
the central and state government for the exact understanding about the true opinion of
respondent who have ever faced either written examination or interview or both the
pattern of examination. In this research paper we have used descriptive research
design and probability sampling technique for selecting the primary data. After
reviewing the various literatures we have framed the various objectives for our
selected topic and on the basis of objectives we have designed the structured
questionnaire for the primary data collection and formulated the Null (H0) hypothesis
for conclusive oriented decision making. The sample size was 92 from the group of
students, private employee, and government employee, self-employed and unemployed person. We have applied the various statistical tools such as frequency test
and cross tabs (Chi square) through the IBM- SPSS 23.0 software package for data
analysis and interpretation of the above case.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 28, 2018
Effect of Career Stage on Organizational Commitment: Evidence from Selected Commercial Banks Operating in Manipur State of India
Nameirakpam Chetana, Dr. A. K. Das Mohapatra
Page no 186-191 |
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Organizational commitment is an important aspect influencing
organizational growth and performance. Organizations face enormous challenges in
understanding the commitment level of employees of different career stages.
Depending on this understanding about the commitment level that organizations do
undertake different measures for enhancing their commitment for improved
organizational productivity. Therefore, understanding the commitment level of the
employees corresponding to their career stages has emerged as an important
dimension of human resource management these days. The changing business
environment and its associated complexities have increased the necessity for a study
on the effect of career stage on organizational commitment so as to enable the
progressive organisations to be more proactive in addressing to the underlying issues
associated with career stages and organizational commitment. This study is an
endeavour to examine the effect of career stages on organizational commitment with
respect to bank employees. The study which has been undertaken based on Super
(1984) career stages and Meyer et al. (1993) organizational commitment scale,
conducted upon 165 employees on three banks reveal that there exists a significant
difference between affective commitment and employees career stages. Similarly,
career stages also affect the continuance commitment of the employees significantly.
Further, the study also found that no significant relationship exists between normative
commitment and career stages. This implies that the organisations in order to get the
commitment of the employees have to undertake measures to design effective
organizational career planning programs.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Feb. 28, 2018
Factors Influencing the Investment Behaviour of Rural Households in Coastal Districts of Andhra Pradesh, India
Dr. T V V Phani Kumar
Page no 192-196 |
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The emerging economies like India where more than 60% of the population
lives in the rural areas, should ensure adequate access to the financial products and
services to all the individuals in the country. The launch of the Prime Minister Jan
Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) a revolutionary financial inclusion program in August 2014 to
bring access to formal financial services to all the India’s population has led to the
opening of around 2.8 billion bank accounts till March 2017. The access to the
financial products is expected to change the investment and savings behavior of the
rural households. The present study focuses on understanding the factors influencing
the investment behaviour of households in rural India, where majority of the
population lives. In addition to the socio economic factors, the study also considers the
impact of the level of financial literacy on the investment behaviour. The study was
conducted in the coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh where the major occupation of the
rural households is agriculture. Discriminant analysis is carried out to identify the
factors influencing the investment behaviour of rural households. As Agriculture is the
major occupation in rural India, the findings of the study will certainly help the
government in encouraging the rural households for investing in financial products.
The results of the study will also serve as a major input to the policy makers in
channelizing the rural household savings into productive activities of corporate
entities.
REVIEW ARTICLE | Feb. 28, 2018
Enforcement, Infringement and Protection of Intellectual Property Rights in India
Suvrashis Sarkar
Page no 197-204 |
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India has a strong judicial framework to safeguard people‟s rights, however
it is still has a lot of problems of infringement and enforcement of Intellectual Property
Rights (IPR). IPR exists in every innovation, but if it gets infringed, can result into
infinite business loss for the original creator considering the loss of revenue and
human intellect. Hence, it is important for businesses to know and understand the
value of IPR, manage them appropriately, protect them adequately to safeguard their
investments and efforts and reap the deserved benefits for their own work. Though
concern has always been expressed about losses and unfair practices, the recent years
have witnessed the lax in protection of IPR. It is advised that by adopting right policies
and strategies, IPR can be effectively protected with the help of law enforcement. Be it
an individual organization, an industry or even as a nation, IPR as a strategic
marketing tool has the potential to create the future where brand, technology, service,
people everything can together and become a force for development and market
leadership. The scope of IPR is expanding very fast and attempts are being made by
original creators to seek protection for their intellectual work. It is also important to
understand the enforcement measures available for protecting one‟s business or
individual creations. This paper discusses the mode of acquisition, nature of rights,
commercial exploitation, enforcement of those rights and protection available against
infringement of IPR in India with relevant suggestions for organizations to implement
and practice.